Xcode for Snow

Hello, I was wondering if anyone knew where I could download the version of XCode that runs on SnowLeopard. THanks

It's on the second disk that came with your Mac. Assuming it came with Snow Leopard.

Or.. you can pay to become a developer, and thus have access...

Here:

Download Xcode 4 - Apple Developer

Or you can download xCode 3 for free


http://developer.apple.com/support/xcode/

Check the SL disc - it should be on there.

vansmith said:

Check the SL disc - it should be on there.

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I got my computer off CL and the original owner did not have the original disks Is there a place I can download XCode 3 from for free? $100 for an Apple developer license doesn't seem like a practical purchase for a highschool freshman who is just starting out with this stuff

When you login to ADC, head over to the "iOS Dev Center." On that page, there is a download link for Xcode 3 underneath the Xcode 4 one.

There is an Xcode 4.2 that runs on Snow Leopard, but it looks like you need to be a paid developer to download it. That seems a bit silly.

I thought a version 4 was available for $5 via the Mac app store too. EDIT: Oh, I see they only have the current version which is limited to Lion.

vansmith said:

When you login to ADC, head over to the "iOS Dev Center." On that page, there is a download link for Xcode 3 underneath the Xcode 4 one.

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xstep said:

There is an Xcode 4.2 that runs on Snow Leopard, but it looks like you need to be a paid developer to download it.

I thought a version 4 was available for $5 via the Mac app store too.

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XCode 4 is free but requires OSX 10.7 to run. I will try to make an Apple Developer account and download XCode 3.

xstep said:

There is an Xcode 4.2 that runs on Snow Leopard, but it looks like you need to be a paid developer to download it. That seems a bit silly.

I thought a version 4 was available for $5 via the Mac app store too. EDIT: Oh, I see they only have the current version which is limited to Lion.

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I agree, this was a really weird decision. They're REALLY pushing Lion, my guess is they simply want to STOP all legacy support going forward.

I tried to download it but it says I need to close iTunes which is already closed, I restarted the computer an tried to download and it gave me the same thing. I opened itunes and then closed it and got the same thing. I eve nwaited it out but it would complete the install. Any advice? Thanks

There are two iTunes processes: iTunes and iTunes Helper. Open up Activity Monitor (/Applications/Utilities), find those two in the list and quit them. Try again after doing that.

vansmith said:

There are two iTunes processes: iTunes and iTunes Helper. Open up Activity Monitor (/Applications/Utilities), find those two in the list and quit them. Try again after doing that.

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Yep, this is a fairly common issue.